[amcmike]

Originally Posted by HWYSTR455

I recently did some homework on stand alone controllers, and the USShift Quick 4 is the best bang for the buck that I came across. The Quick 2 doesn't have the adjustability that others have for the price, and the Quick 4 is less expensive than others for those added/required features.

The screen size is moot since after you manage all the settings to where you want them, it's rare you will ever touch it again.

I love and have used the CompuShift controllers in the past, but wow, they are more expensive, like by $200 or so. If money were no object, that would be the go-to. Not sure I would care for the Bluetooth feature, I kinda don't see that as a feature that is useful, since it's the set-it-and-forget-it kinda thing. Maybe if I tried it, I dunno...

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Where I would see the benefits of the bluetooth (depending on the controller being compared) would be:
-use of touch screen for the initial setup (as opposed to toggling with arrow keys to select parameters and values)
-good resolution (as opposed to 90's LCD-quality displays)
-not being wire (mount/hold where-ever)
-and you could to a screen capture to datalog.


Looks like TCI also has wireless now available at least as an option.